Animals

In a future plagued by mass extinctions caused by factory farming and antibiotic abuse, humans must face an ever-widening gap between rich and poor, an overtaxed healthcare system, and a paranoia about food supplies. The disenfranchised are deemed undeserving of medical resources, classified as less than human, and ultimately become our food. Don LePan's Animals follows the Stinson family as they take in an abandoned mongrel boy, forcing ethical questions to arise in this powerful and compelling novel.